Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault and Aaron Wiggins talked to the local media after practice. Daigneault followed up on his postgame frustration on the lack of free-throw attempt

The Oklahoma City Thunder held practice on Thursday. It's the first time they've done so since Chet Holmgren suffered a hip fracture. Only a couple of games remain from OKC's season-long six-game homestand.

The Thunder's loss was overshadowed by Chet Holmgren's hip fracture. The seven-footer landed hard on his side after contesting an Aaron Wiggins baseline drive. The loud smack echoed throughout the Paycom Center. The OKC crowd went from buzzing to somberness.

Despite the Oklahoma City Thunder's convincing win over the Phoenix Suns, Mark Daigneault had something to get off his chest in his postgame interview. The Thunder's lack of calls continues to hover over them this season.

Mark Daigneault breaks down how the Thunder's ongoing free-throw shooting disparity continued in Friday's win against the Suns

Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault enters his fifth season. He's quickly risen the ranks from an unknown to a household name regarded as one of the league's best minds. His coaching staff has remained relatively the same from the start of his tenure to now.

If the Thunder hope to continue that streak, they must stay on Curry. A combination of Lu Dort, Alex Caruso and Cason Wallace should keep up with Curry's nonstop motor. All three are All-Defense-esque talent. One of the trio will surely be on the floor at all times.

Aaron Wiggins secured his long-term future with the Oklahoma City Thunder last July, signing a five-year, $45 million extension with a decreasing annual cap hit